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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-26
American Cattle Excluded.

OTTAWA. Nov. eo.--Dr. McEachran, Chiei
,u,raniino Officer OF the Dominion, says
the restrictive quarantine measures
ndop,cd in the Northwestern Territories
bv the Government have resulted IN the
oiros, total exclusion of American cattle.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-26

TuscoLA, Ill, Nov @,-Jai'es MaI',"'
well.known farmer of Northern Cores
County, while returning on the tram from
Chicago, where he had been with four oA'-
loads Of cattle, was robbed OF s'''' IN
money by an unknown person The money
belonged to ncighbor Ter whom "' nav
taken the cattle to the market.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-26
u,.Locd by tho Lottery Dodge.

NrwprRG, n. ", Nov. ls.-Captain Ihos
c. Ring. an oil and wealthy citizen, was
bunkt ed cut of 20 600 here to'dayby means
of the old lottery dodge.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-26
..rhis liye.dollar gold piece YOU

This iive-dollaf goia pieee ~"
rave me this mornin' is counterfeit
$ said u vagabond to James I Brady
the late witty lawyer. 81 didn't give
you a gold piece; | gave sou quarter
my GOOD fellow "You meant to
give me u quarter, but you gave mo
his by mistake" "Oh! well, then
you may keep ii for your honesly!'
said the caustic wit ~ J. Ledqcr.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-26
A(:cner0us Git.

TORONTO, Nov. Ex-senator Johh MAO
Donald has given $4,000 for the os'ao'sn'
men, in this city of new hospital, on con
dition that the fund bc increased TO Sl,' ,,
on by subscription, and that the Hospital
shall be vested in and managed Oy " coi'i'
n,,,,cc of representative citizens
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-26
o,.,,, Icleoraph by tho Government

New Youk, Nov 2a,-A washington
specia, quotes Assistant Postmaster uo,, ,eas
eral Knott as saying that he Is eohvh''a ,',ss a
that tho Government will 'staol'sn sa.,a
.ystem . of postal telegrarhy wi'"'" '"r''
vcnre,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-26

BnrnoRr, Nov. el.-At No. 'i@ Wesl @
Montgomery street this evening niue niue
colored boy named Beckett set his SISTER
n.,,,. clothing on fire, and burned her 70
dsn,h % Tho boy was three aud the g'f'
four years of age.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-26
s,..ccssor 10 Prof. Baird.

wAsurSeroS, Nov. ls.-At special
meeting of the Board of Regents OF tue
smit thsonian Institution, held today froi,
y, z, Langley was elected secretary OF 'ns
institution, to succeed ''e late Prof. D r.
Naird.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-26
Nsinc on Fire.

CALUMET, MICH, Nov. aA-The great a..
Calumet and Hccla Mines are on iro
again, Tho fre is worse than three months
ago, and the prospects are gloomy Al, 'ne
sbafts are closed except Hccla Nos ~, II
and 70. Cause, supposed incendiary'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-26
This Is Official.

Co,uMnrs, O., Nov. %. According ",". W.
o,,ciol returns of the late election ~" ."'
to,,l vote for Governor was foraAe,, rS .,.s. a
oo- % Powell. 339, POS; Scitz, @,d"; ooaIP'
"a a. 100, Total, 74o,cS Forascrsp'"r"'''s'
on Ta1
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-26

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Nov. 2o-There have
heon no new cases of fever and no deaths
in Tampa since the last report Doctors
and nurses are going home. The epidemic
"a about ended.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-26


lLYa tooth carpenter finds
Icks at the heavy charges
!. A San Francisco man
NY A bin of 1886. 50 for
hours work put on his
"A, sued by the dentist for
The court cut the charges
which the defendant will
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-26
No Taxes nor Rent.

DUBLIN, Nov. ls.-rlacards have been
postcd in Tip ,erary calling upon the peo
pie TO pay no rent nor taxes un'h MI
OBr.en has b,tn released.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-26
British Arsenal.

OTTAWA, oSr., Nov. ct IS rumo'e'
chat tho J,nrerial Government is n,go'la-
ting for two hundred acres Oh s,;shim ,a"u @ .
Esoumalt, for the purpose OF 's'ao''sh'"s
n vast arsenal,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-26

!. # the University OF
= have forbidden students
, IN the buildings or on
'of the institution lhe
,r. threaten rebellion. but
ne up a petition for tho
ftbe order.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-26
worderIul Address 10 The Pope.

Pr.ru, Nov. 2.-Tho Catholic Assembly,
has voted to present to tho Pope an address address
signed by l,oo,oo men and ".," .,ont"S mtoI IT,
Tho church collections to be pres'h''" "
the Pope amount to SS.c"'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-26

ue, opened on the battle
ysburg have grown SO nu-
the memorial association
ItO name them after the va
I.Gencrals who commanded
rent portions of the field, AS
,ale, Hancock, Sickles, Roy
.rm, Crawford, Scdgwick.
ID Warren, thus giving al
facility in understanding the
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-26
=. ,ho s,uny Eouth.

ApovsrA, o., Nov, sl.-The ,hcrmoms'rr e.
~. lawn 10 twenty six degrees th's morn
W. Wv" and there was heavy frost through
an, anil Oeorgis and Carolina.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-26

h been received at tho
W yard for Il new cruiser.
be the largest war vessel
this country. 1t will re-
ears for its construction
.ndcd that the new vessel
towards clcvating the char
American navy to a rea-
isrd Of rcspcctnbility.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-26

last words were: "Hurrah
p Webstcr's dc linition Of
"L Want of government;
pctv where there is no law
power. or where the law is
land individuals do as they
impunity. ?. Hence con-
"Anarchist: An
WHO eycites revolt, or pro-
der IN 4 State.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-26

--Mother-"You must put your
doI,ie away to-day, Flossie' It's o"". ..,a.
s.n, s.,. ,on inow." Fl,ssie-"Im just
% plsving she's dead, mamma, and We 10
h.y;rg % n funeral IN y SUM-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-26

COUNTY, Ncb,, man has
for damages, under the
,cajnst a saloon-k -keerer
sod him liquor, under
of which he Ivy ont dur
,icN, and had his feet 50
that omputa'ion was
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-26

will stand: DEM
W. ."n6licans ia, Indcpcnd-
.pr, plurality lS. The
!. .'l Rrpublicans SO, Demo
! o,IlIebcrycr should vote
.crats the Senate wouid
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-26


0pOScd removal of all the
into the Panhandle of Texas
i'arIous typographical error
the exemption laws of tho
fe States. The Dunkards arc
sre, and on this account wcro
10th sides from participa-
'cyil war The misplint in
''tFa'e statute exempted
'S instead of "Dunkards. "
y The topcrs was cphemcral,
s the typographical error
tClifed.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-26

small in volume, q tribu.
Saskatchewan, in North
|a'Ory has been discovered,
F''s are SO strongly imprcg-
carbonate Of lime that any
immersed therein immedi-
Is TO stone, Animals acci-
|N'led and found in its waters
Eea and wellprescrved. These
Enave \. led to the idea of form
[Va'c to utilize this stream,
[| with the rcpulsivc idea Of
Fanu also the attendant hor-
tomb.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-26
Nationality Of immigrants

During the last thirteen years. rom
1874 To- 1886, inclusive, the number ana
nationality OF immigrants arrived IN
the United States have been rs follows;
'"N a., ,,a ,NIIt9
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-26

We like the business character hoon ~,
the young man who, after nc ne M h'a " The the
kicked downstairs, came p".N I'll h;s
iratc kicker to find out who m"'0 ''
boota - Bcsiera Plo0maH'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-26

E's'hment has concluded to
n'nOuse boats after a new
me Western waters. 10 ia
''a OF the Navy Department,
70 construct the hulls of
ny l,', Of wood. Experience has
f'a pays to make steamboats,
N Steamships, of the most
materials, and steel has
su rs the standard. The now
.e 'e built without delay. and
|~ u The lighthouse scrvite q
"V'nhati and Cairo. TIC
r'ce Tor the hull is s26,O0
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-26
c,rorument is offering
'oIsing Nd aud a salary OF
asov lvas~' to German in'
,ssept positions i" the

!, Gaining an addition to
D 4 1000 during the
j Mare than 5000 build
, ERECTED, ' and still thero
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-26

.' thanksgiving proclama-
'Soh comes from Govern
Inn Of Connecticut, which
..,a, 'ae following; "Therc Is
..,' ss'ai reason for thanks more
,'s' a's'' has marked tho years
INV Int Of all of Heavens 8
'.. mes common blessings
.'e sweetest and the best,
0'darce with tho custom
k,l' 0Wco by all the tics that
N.Y. n.y. past and which reaches
''e IN universal sxpeeiW
" 'lpoint, etc"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-26

l. ss'As are good and convca-
\ l 10 cash but not to keep.
\ |, % :, the decision Of Judge
N, ,'n,ackamaxon !, (Pa) bunk
T. INC other day the ho,d,r
N. s"'st present it on tho day
|s'', \" II or tho day aitcrwMd.
|,~ |s,'u The loss himsclfif the
N E|]'' 'nsolvont. The drawer
~ guarantees that there Is
(.'sa IN the bank on which II is
M EI's' '',n IT but he docs not guar
|sslll stay there intleiiui;e.y.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06

Leading Theatre n lhs Csx, rlsslAs ne bssx
Attractions Olsls.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06

To the Editor Of the TKLEsRAx-HEeALD
Today the taxpayers of Grand Rapids
are asked by an sulocratic Boar,f of Public
Works to vote $4,000 for an indefinite
water scheme. Taxpayers. the decision
rests with you. This year the rate of tax
Is nearly per cent. Do you want to in
crease your burdels' Remember that soon
you will be'asked to contribute toward in
cressing the rate OF taxation, when the
Board OF Supervisors will ask an appro-
pristion for a new court house. The Board
Of Public Works "a 20 present constituted
have shown their incompetency to manage
the Water Works a. a profit. They have
irovned on the people. Vote no today
Do not inhict any more taxes on this COM
munity If YOU want Grand Rapids To-
BOOM twill De difficult task 70 induce
people TO invest money In Grand Rapids il
the tar rate continues to increase. Let Us
sell out the water plant Private individa-
ais believe they can furnish the city with
wafer aud MAKE money AZ t. IL they can
succeed where the Board Of Public Works
has continually failed. they ought 20 be en-
c0ursgsd. Sensible business men cannot
respond fsvorably % the demand OF a
board which stubbornly refuses 70 state
specifically Just where and how they pro-
pose to .rpend The peoples money. I say
empbsticslly. No 1kxPAYER-
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06

A new rule was made by Judge Mont
gomery IN the Circuit Court yesterday
which i OF some importaucs to attorneys.
II is as foliows Counsel may upon sta
ing satisfactory caase 20 the Court a. the
call Of the calendar have any case pat to
The foot Of the cslenisr. provided the con
venience Of the opposing party o. counsel
be not prsiudiced By such 81 order. or.
when psrties sgree 0u both sides, causes
nsv on the FIRST dag Of term be set "a NOT
10 hs ca sd before a day certain 20 be
named. III such case the parties ~ as.
take thsir chances on = jury being present
Under no other circumstances VII The or
der of the czses a. Al frst srrsuged he de-
parted from. except On casse shovn ~ e.
fdsvit When oauses srs p sced en- cali for
trial or when the day set f8y srisi By sgree-
unent T. reached. the engagements ef counsel
ID other courts. or elsewhere. vii COS be
deemed sufficient cause for the postpone
ment q frisl After the Preiina mary ar
rsnzeueat of cases Dy tae Court. The Clerk
vili take charge of sr-aaEing the esii
lnder the new rule the foilo~ing ell ~
the s~-sr cement Of the cafsn3sr for Do.
con, Dsr sem. jury Gases + = a I3. = Is
rs - - p. % - 2S = 81 3. 81 8S a.
Il Is s. s. 81 a., Il ~ - - - ID
For frssi ppcefnSer - No. 8 For tia
Jsnnarv 2 Ne. q For trial January T.
Nes : sud 8
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06


The only clearance from ms port yaster-
day sas tbs IDA N fofrsnts tor Ceic2s's-
News boys wanted Al the fELEskAs-
blgcx.
Engine Company No and Lave reltied
t1elf n91s1s, .uIeh are n0a tN9 oI lie
m0st naeiy faEn shsd houses "a TIE city,
Wat sBsrs 0l the nEm Of smart q
Eadls. t1saFsses agents. OF Nhitehaii, Was
IA Town yesterday, visiting some VI nls
gentlemen ifieDds.
R0lla Payne left yesterday for Grand
Rapids. where be has accepted a positlon as
tEase.lBs salesman Tor ". Il. Perkins, nlaLi-
uiactarer OF shingle MACHINES
The fEemea have the cisy-sye. rink
nneiy decorated with HOOKS and ladders
and ever thing that IS used ia their Dnsi-
ness aud have also engaged tae opera
house orchestra for Iheir bali.
Ex-Cbief Thomas B. Gregory while max
iHg al attempt u catch No. ) hose cart vas
thFo~n off aud sprainsd bis wrist and
bruised his leit les BADLY. lie will prob
ably Dc ready 10 resume bis duties II a ie"
days.
Hfrsnnsr, the weli-kno~n fish merchant.
who formerly occupied q large establish
nent al The corner Of First-st. and Clay
ave. mas sold out his interest 10 NJ. r.
Sheets. and hereafter the market Will Do
conducted oy Hamblin & Co.
The alarm of ire was given yesterday
afternoon at l2.40 .. m. caused from the
burning OF . house occupied by u. IL.
Goldman, corner Jefferson and Park-sts.,
originated around the stove pipe going up
into the chamber. The whole damage Will
probably amount 10 about $50.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06

SIr TEk acNIH kfNI f0k 5 HAAS j.
Slt t>A Nh4ra tAe enctela ns2 fot =
lFef 110atl f.. yeark pe.s1 "a 3 Etiise khd ~
MI - yg,e q EtcG no..sc. 3Ake ye,sr Aolee. y.
: froslDs Lessirs tleck, ollosIse ssseis >
Hoe.
Isok sAfR-sN RESlfENcE.A 1EfffksoN
4 sfe Epe feaAek. . 1eaasas - sao oad
N&.ef. H4stl a tl - Sea 81 C J - Ca fsf-
nacf sesa3N "a q 1s wxls5 ~ ses1shes
v = e. - DAYS Z, Lew = ~
49, 1ltg slstk 144
I,0R sALE-cBEAP FOR CASH 4 N1tF SlNf
Z reonheese aud thirty -thres fe<s lof hsif taook
frou ho1ree x1d iEsisioki-sl- esrS IN perseci
oef Nice hcEae fas hlsees haxAln "a 0fsnd
Rapids II s5ld before bss~RbeT ! Cal o. "a
afess Nsiisns3 suppls Con- naF&ay, - Aonses st,
6Eand Rapids s1tsf
I0rsE AND LoT FOR sAIE OK fok EtNT
Ill ~ Lsisyette ~. hftn hoass soufh % cherrk-
s. Aise ode sulEh hoase % rSnl 81 HudSn plaft.
knqflire on the prem ises 1z1t
NOR sAfEs LARGE BRICK DWELLING
L house. On spring 81 ter ss.oss neal ilams
dwelling AouSs On James 81. fnf y ss,9 and al
e. acre lara N sPsrA ioF - 5es. al on SnxA
l.sy lseals and IeA<enahle terms r A. Dappsr
non ies Lecyard block over Pubic lAnERTs
-s1a
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06
Yesterdays Court Record.

CIRcUIr.-Richard G. Matthews VS.. The
Eaton. Lyon d Allen Printing Company.
Replevin. Stay extended twenty days
Henry kuppenheimer VS.. Oscar L. Beebe.
Trespass on the case. Order that plaintiff
file security for costs in thirty days
William w. Taylor VS.. Charles NJ. Chap
man. Assumpsit. Order that plaintiff file
security for cos,s.-James A. Curtiss and
George X. Clubhouse VS.. Luther t. Wilcox.
Trespsss on the case. Order allowing de
fendant 10 file notice of estOppel with costs
of motion.-The People VS.. Lorenzo ID.
Blsckman. Assault. Motion to quash
granted and defendant discharged.
Dietz vs. Fourth National Bank. Assump-
sit. Stay extended twenty days.--Will-
lam Riegling VS.. Felix Ranniville. Re-
plevin. Motion for new trial denied.
OFFICE BUsrSEss.--I.ewis II. Withey ct
al. VS.. Valley City Manufacturing Com
panv ct al. In chancery. Foreclosure bill
filed.--The People VS.. Miles h. Norton.
Assault aud battery. Appeal from Justice
Court filed
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06

oRAsD RAPIDS. IrEsDAY. DEe. 8
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06
Miscellaneous.

NCTICE-THF Parties WHO MAKE A TAK-
\ got sf o,r et. n near the DImny Terminus 81
the laSe sre k-r 4 and IS this prscftee - net
soppfd said a. ics vii b. rrUtc 1gd l. g.
Levi ~tsr C'ofblne Heuse ~
VT7tNTFD- TAM VAN TEn oN TIT pEFI =
W ae branch ~ ue Der III. j. lag &
Gran HsFs3s r. r ApFT ~ y solas-, 4
rssr n eve 30
INSTRUCTIONS GINtN rs sPEE FDOWFf
| making A. Mr. Jackmsns as Courts. eSs
trsSTFs INSTRUCTIONS GIVES ~ PArEE
W foFer MAKING 81 Nrs- Jseknsn's rs cent
81 80
IrTF sIzE PoRTR lfTs-IN rAsTFIs wATFk-
r~-r~. ard fre rr1. efprRrffF fre-rtT III hT1I
. siis frsnass - as az snd e. former pricst.
So So aHa 81. HsmAtSa Al haaerg, ~
CANALS.
TO FXCHANGE-GoOD STORE FOR DHEIL-
| fne srG rve ter Fesrs r Ta4 % gay n dsfer-
en-s 81 srf q 90 20 iosa. fn r. snd Sro'e
q Tsnt 1ufrie Bros. Over Areaee
FTANTFp- FyERF PARENT 70 ENON
" fhss hereafter Bar. the F,hotoETaaaeT. viii
1eroee ssterseT chlefY g. tne fls.fifsa raskirf
f75ces q - Hieh-1r fsrs3es 81 cTs cn ene
fsxEs 81 as5Ts - = Cars e. SsIisiscti1p gHsf
sn 80 -
rr~ANTrT7 - EFERYBoDF TO CALI sSU
" ers-n5ne ny Hte rxt fTses 2 vok st~e-
lriefs tie fnes HfFk - De kiu6 e1Be n tHs
ffy su1 - he i5<tst fssc7S A. A Par z
Cas- -
fthfrSWRx-eAT kBD A IETz sN1t5
= rrrrr.{~s ~ sreat eernsl 49,. n hfGs ~
- g . fn ~ FH Eex 17t Nt= 1nsk zt
fsosrfaEe FCRNIsHEo Ka0Hs AID =
II o. ~ frranS efa hrs7i Iafse Hrssr1e-
sesutas a Is 99s-n u isnr<s "a.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06
For keyif--ROOl1S.

CoR RENT-RooMs WITH STEADY POWER,
sgi able for -ht ma u'acturing, kn4Ulrv
eftuings. II RansOn-St. 56i
ITO RENT TWO ROOMS STEAM HEAT,
pIiyste family. new hols,. We, desin
Location, 6ve minutes from Campau Pace. 81
~ rth Ioi 1 st. 3s9
IOR RENT-ROOMS FURNISHED AND US-
furnished, also rooms first fo)r suitable
for Office rooms. Apply to ia Monroe+t SJ7
INOR RkN1-DEs IRABLE PAkIIES CAS-
obtain either of two fins; class furnished
io0lns supplied with steam heat etc. in the new
Vinegar block on South DiyiSion-St. by applying
10 X ID. Brock 33nf
NOR RENT - FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
II for two gentlemen. located centrally on street
Railway. Address, c. A f., Box 3, this Office. SO
COR RENT = FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS,
L either single or en- suite; steam heated; also
looms for light housekeeping. Apply at Room s6,
Ledysrd lock, l0i Ottswa-st. 2l6u
I1OR RENT-JWO SUITES OF SEVEN ROOMS
I in the new Pa'atine block, with al modem
ccnveniences. including the patent Aldine Heat
ing Grste. Also ten ement of six rooms corner
Shawmut-aye. and Ninler-st. Also rooms TO rent,
furnished or unfurnisbed Inquire of Il. W. Bar
nard, Is Allen-st.. corner of Mt Nernonst. 349
NOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
I iirst floor, Grinnel block. Enquire at
room or3 $40
NOR RENT = FURNISHED ROOMS. STEAM
I heated. and furnished rooms for light house
keeping. Apply at room los New Housenan
b,ocz 81
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06

BstsF' sac 4zfer
t5aeu a a41 ases
Oes4 - k-e a<.l1t e4x.
hf~ nz1eo lE Elcrtse
WRsr szGer as&eF
k2Fe1 - aF1s41k
1nsnx - s.Issasf sad cosaplalass-
fss1f. 1s@rr4ee szd c,Sl1ci
ss1ef' s1zsr. ssseE
1osl't soss e. ~oms laen arr
iies.A 'assr l..ssss. s'a.s 9 s'4s-.
AID aessF PA-.se - -111&
a4Ler. sstsr @.sszf
" fe 8<--drl1k { "a ssfslx1..
Dtla mia = = 81 uia4xfLa
TO A-3e 5ot9 fzA3ie
Water, watsf Eaer.
Bell-F ,ale lEas aeser
Dsn Apply - - a..
II fe- * se.i2s 10 af411 rlFsf.
Wafer sa.sF sater,
1fn u ala a. ptlr 1.Ev.
Lp, zl.s sIz iae trss- "a gsn,
Ald ias s11iies VI AeAfs
Bslsr. ssier. uatsr
Al tae -l4se + ,fa1ss
itsif " tlsll,lFlle - 5lsed
lae ul1ekesg s48a = -AAf-ts
Nsler' wzlef. water
q aiari~s sor a. n.h.l oos aosn.
kf'sn yoll1.sr Cigy ia t4li loset
To ses sa0 j 4rUn talo @~n-
Water s4tsT. water
= "a Up sud <et and hustle
~Doii.t Lns ba4-1s cheap RIVER -sLim
laaef ea.sOs4 ~ ths s'ianes-
Water wafer Naar
gQtu & aIid sce
BsaId wrecGed ia River
~ bas masosi.ee.
Odd or even Wet OF DRY, Hydraulics
or Pubic works, Which hand will you
take
Millions FOR defense" bow much
for the new water mains.
Shall il De feast Of gallery" juice or q
dow Of Grand river tiuid2
Whatever the result may be. the Board
will have to put It in their pipes" and
smoke il.
Friends OF the proposed water loan IN
sist upon il that. whatever happens, they
are <oing 10 ger fhayer.
Even If the Board are voted their extrs
water supply today it wlli come too late fol
Mondays Washing.
Somewhat inebrlated holder OF the fran
chiss. What's (hlc) ali this here (hic
blamed row today about the Hydraul (hic.
Company
Now. just supposin' that Percy Cook
should meet the elder Renwick al the poll:
today and 10 right on talking about "thir
wrsith Of puoic could {
Gatling gun De shipped here from Detroit
soon enough 70 suppress the rioung!
said aalapropos Yesterday, This here
law of ours is gettln' to be reg lar farc'
and deposition. Even Blink Eye Morgan
came near gettin' otf on lullaby. aud
suppose il the Board OF Public Works doe:
succeed in pooling a majorty al votes today
the HoptOnic Company will 60 rghs q
work and set out an Injection"
A vell-known man about town got th'
'sEakes" last night, and when ali antidote:
had failed they sent out for Mr.. Weston
own mieroscopicsl illustration Of drop o.
Grand River water The man took on
look at it, and. remsrking that he guessed
he hadn't BEEN anywhere near so Dad OF
~ be thought be was aud might have been
took up his bottle and walked. This al
goes TO show what eau be done with fin
art as exemp!ifed in drop-of-water color
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06
PULSE OF THEPEO"LE.
Too Liberal Something for Non-Tax- Pa,

Michigan does not impose a special tax
on non property holders. Is this right
Why not every man pay, say, 81 Stste tax.
81 city tax. 81 school tax. and 81 highway
tax? By 50 doing every workingman over
Il years OF age, be he ever SO humble,
would feel sS if ne was part and parcel of
Michigan, aud BY so doing would it not
avoid the dissatisfaction that sometimes
makes its appearance amongst the laboring
class ss 10 nOn-interest in our general well
fare, both State and cityl They who do
not love our enterprlsing city or tate an
swer. Nor TAx-PAYER,
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06

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Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06

John Nelson, the Coat Thief Sent tn ionis
Other Police Court News.

John Nelson, the Coat Thief Sent To ioniA
Other Police Court News.
e. Nulder, was the first victim in Police
Court yesterday morning and he was in
structed 10 remain under the kind protec-
tion of Turnkey Lewis for period of hf-
teen days for being intoxicated
John Bugg paid IS for simi-
lar offense.--Jake Hindensch. charged
with burglary and larceny. was held for
trial at the next term of the Superior
Court. Hindenach Is the young fellow
charged with breaking into Rsuh's saloon,
Canai-st., and stealing wine ami cigaIs and
also into store on West Bridge ST., where he
stole dn overcoat and box of fcigars.-John N
Nelson, who admitted to stealing an over.
coat and rubber coat from a dummy in
front OF Mcdonald Il Williams store, was
sent 10 the State House of Correction for
ninety days.--The case of John Richards
for keeping his saloon open on legal holi-
day was adjourned to December II.